Cereal
Gaming Consoles
Classic Films
Before and After
Track & Field
100
Lucky the Leprechaun is always trying to recover his lost treasure in commercials for this marshmallow-filled breakfast cereal.
Lucky Charms
100
Early ad's for this gaming console promised users that they would soon be "Playing with Power"
Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
100
An online conspiracy alleges that this 1939 techni-coloured fantasy film depicts one of the cast members committing suicide by hanging.
The Wizard of Oz
100
The player designated to throw the pigskin in football watches a trilogy of fantasy films with Michael J. Fox.
Quarter Back to The Future
100
This Jamaican-born Canadian sprinter broke the 100m Dash world record in 1988 before being stripped of his accolades after a positive steroid test.
Ben Johnson
200
A silly rabbit never learns that this cereal is "just for kids".
Trix
200
The first edition of this console was the launching pad for new characters such as Crash Bandicoot, Solid Snake, and Nathan Drake.
Playstation (Or PSX/PS1)
200
This moustachioed, bowler-cap-wearing, silent film star was portrayed by Robert Downey Jr. in 1992 in a biopic directed by Richard Attenborough.
Charlie Chaplin
200
Rick Moranis reduces his children to the size of ants and watches classic Canadian Sketch Comedy show starring Dave Foley and Scott Thompson.
Honey, I Shrunk The Kids in The Hall
200
Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge broke this ancient event's previous record by 1 minute and 18 seconds in 2018.
The Marathon
300
This cereal was the favourite amongst the characters in Seth Rogan's 2013 film 'This Is The End' and popularized the abbrevation/nickname "CTC"
Cinnamon Toast Crunch
300
Playstation might have been too far ahead of the competition when they released this now-defunct handheld system in 2011.
Vita
300
This 1969 sci-fi film from Stanley Kubrick introduced us to the maniacal AI named HAL.
2001: A Space Odyssey
300
Retro YTV horror serial where kids tell stories around a campfire while listening to a 2002 single from The Tragically Hip.
Are You Afraid of The Dark-est One?
300
This throwing event involves athletes spinning to generate enough centrifugal force to launch a ball-on-a-wire further than their competitors.
Hammer Throw
400
This Peanut Butter and Chocolate cereal would have been ET's first breakfast option.
Reese('s) Puffs
400
After the 64, Nintendo pivoted from cartridge to disc-based games and produced this box-y device in 2001.
GameCube
400
As a result of various international polls, this 1941 American Drama by Orson Welles is widely regarded as the best film ever made.
Citizen Kane
400
1993 Buddy Comedy with Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau meets the 1997 Sci-Fi Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones.
Grumpy Old Men In Black
400
This former 400m Dash athlete is currently incarcerated for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, but was the first paralympian to compete against able-bodied athletes in 2012.
500
This Kellog's staple was named to make the creators daughter, Kathleen, feel Special.
Special K
500
This device was Sega's final home console and marked the end of the company's 18-year run in the console market.
DreamCast
500
The 2007 psychological thriller, 'Disturbia', starring Shia Lebeouf was an homage to this 1954 Hitchcock classic that starred Jimmy Stewart as a bored photographer with broken legs.
Rear Window
500
New York City nickname that also refers to your most special person.
The Big Apple of My Eye
500
This distance event involves jumping over water and immovable, hurdle-like obstacles and is often the first race of any meet.
Steeplechase